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salutely, we would make sure it was a non-violent protest. it's been 48 hours and i don't think trump has said that. that is trump again putting himself over the american people because a responsible leader, responsible official would say, yeah, you know, i'm really upset about this. i get that. go protest, fine, but don't do the violence that you've done before. >> i've got about a minute and then i'll bring out michael cohen who we're all waiting to hear from. my last question to you, neal, unusual filing in georgia. there's not even a trump case to file to because it's so early. do you view that as a sign of strength or weakness and is it possibly related to new york. this is all bark and no bite and he's said very little and look, if he's worried about the grand jury and the investigation there is a place to prove it up which
have been devastated by this horrific crime, as well as the community, we will be able to help them with any and all of their needs. i cannot overemphasize enough that everybody, students, teachers, law enforcement, everybody in this community, please, avail yourself of salutely free mental health care. it will pay off in the long run. with that, i will take a few yeses. [ inaudible ] >> i will answer your questions.
>> ivan watson joins us now. the administrator of the hospital given what we have seen elsewhere in ukraine, they must be fear ful of getting hit themselves. > >>a salutely. if you look at statistics published by the united nations today they say there have been 85 attacks since russia invaded ukraine on health facilities. 85 attacks that killed at least 82 people and that's more than one attack a day, anderson. so the ukrainians have accused of russians of deliberately striking hospitals. bombed in the besieged port city of mariupol. the russian government insists, though, this isn't the case, but it's the sheer evidence that suggests the alternative and the
but that will play out over time. what the international community and the hundred strong letters seems to have on its side is the desperate need for the taliban to receive international assistance. that's always been part of a sort of rational behind diplomatic talks with the taliban and the notion the taliban could be forced into a more moderate existence. there's a potential for the health and bank system to be under strain. a lot of things have to come into afghanistan fairly quickly to enable the taliban to show they can govern because they've gone from an insurgency whose job is to fight what they refer to as the occupier to the people who now have to pick up, frankly, the mess that afghanistan is in after the last month and the last 20 years. so a lot riding on both sides certainly. it's up salutely clear we're in the closing hours of the u.s. military presence in afghanistan and that's possibly explains the heightened tension around hamid
it is a big embarassment. >> and you're one of my coolest friends. of course you were out there surfing. >> reporter: not well, not well. >> at least going for it. thank you. joining me now political reporter for real clear politics. chief washington reporter as well as msnbc contribute to. kimberly, if mr. trump hadn't been tweeting about the threat of north korea do you think the reaction might have been different? did the president create a scenario where the possibility of a threat feels more plausible to our sit scitizens? >> i think you're about salutely right certainly for the people of ohio and the rest of the country. after a series of tweets i was in new york city and overheard someone say i might as well tord
they need to go, and he said salutely. . >> who knows what that means. there is tons of things he has not done that he promised to do. again i think this is just an opportunity to feed the base. i think to the degree that he thinks he will dump it in congress's lap, i think that is wrong. i think people will focus on trump as it comes right after charlottesville, right after the p pardon of the maricopa sheriff that practiced racial profiles and abused suspected immigrants. i don't think congress can handle it. they could attach it to the debt ceiling, and i think has a result, not only will you have 800,000 plus people put in grave
well. would she be as much of a rock star if she refused to marry divorced people? and that's a prohibition of the new testament. jesus was actually firmer in his prohibition against remarriage after divorce than he was about gay marriage, which he didn't comment on. would she be as much of a rock star if she had refused to marry divorced couples? ofrg not. so there's an element of bigotry. this is all about gay people and the strong opposition to gay marriage in some parts of the country. and let's face that reality. people use religion as a cup board for big op e ot ri. you're an salutely right. this is no different where the marriage is constitutional required. and if the state of virginia, in that case, had tried to fool
these fighters are going to the west. they're going to somalia, pakistan syria does not even lead the charge there. as a quantitative and historical matter, there is nothing salutely new or special about some people in the west going into the middle east to join these fights. >> for some people it is a necessary evil to now describe syria as you know it is in fact a new jihad zone for the al qaeda organization. but these have existed since 1998 when they created a global jihad to establish an islamic islamic calafit. we're seeing this play out in syria, they have taken terrain, and you have fighters that will come in from different areas. you will see these affiliates come in and dedicate themselves
west. they're going to somalia, pakistan, syria does not even lead the charge there. as a quantitative and historical matter, there is nothing salutely new or special about some people in the west going into the middle east to join these fights. >> for some people it is a necessary evil to now describe syria as, you know it is in fact a new jihad zone for the al qaeda organization. but these have existed since 1998 when they created a global jihad to establish an islamic calafit. we're seeing this play out in syria, they have taken terrain, and you have fighters that will come in from different areas. you will see these affiliates come in and dedicate themselves in the name of isil instead of al qaeda.
in the name of isil instead of al qaeda. >> malcolm nance. i appreciate your expertise tonight, thank you. an election shocker in had chicago as president obama's own candidate failing to create a runoff.le him. you two had been through everything together. two boyfriends. three jobs. you're like "nothing can replace brad!" then liberty mutual calls. and you break into your happy dance. if you sign up for better car replacement, we'll pay for a car that's a model year newer with 15,000 fewer miles than your old one. see car insurance in a whole new light. liberty mutual insurance. in new york state, we're reinventing how we do business so businesses can reinvent the world. from pharmaceuticals to 3d prototyping, biotech to clean energy. whether your business is moving, expanding or just getting started... only new york offers you zero taxes for 10 years with startup ny